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CHROFI
A Sydney architecture and urban design practice working across public buildings, civic spaces, housing and mixed-use projects.
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Brick walls and timber-lined roof framing the public passage · Upper-level dining room looking towards the Hunter River · The riverfront pavilion lit at dusk, seen across the Hunter River.
Photography: Brett Boardman · Photography: Matt Abbott
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CHROFI is an architecture and urban design practice based in Manly, Sydney. It works with public agencies, commercial clients and private individuals, from masterplanning and feasibility to completed buildings.
Its published approach begins with the wider possibilities of a site and brief, considering how a project can serve both its immediate users and the surrounding place. The practice’s portfolio includes public spaces, houses, cultural buildings and urban developments.
Maitland Riverlink, created with landscape architects McGregor Coxall, demonstrates this interest in connections beyond a building’s boundary. A civic gateway links High Street with the Hunter River, combining a public route with sheltered gathering space and everyday amenities.
What they do
- 01Public architecture and civic spacesSeen in Maitland Riverlink
- 02Architecture and urban designSeen in Maitland Riverlink
- 03Housing and mixed-use developmentSeen in Maitland Riverlink
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Profile updated 23 October 2026
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